A report by electronics brands Pure and TEAC said consumers wanted to enjoy music ‘without constant notifications and endless scrolling’.
Britons drive sales of radios, cassettes and CDs to cut screen time – report
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The Independent - BusinessBy Josie Clarke
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A report by electronics brands Pure and TEAC said consumers wanted to enjoy music ‘without constant notifications and endless scrolling’.
Key Takeaways
- Britons drive sales of radios, cassettes and CDs to cut screen time – report.
- A report by electronics brands Pure and TEAC said consumers wanted to enjoy music ‘without constant notifications and endless scrolling’.
- A report by electronics brands Pure and TEAC said consumers wanted to enjoy music ‘without constant notifications and endless scrolling’.
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